Eye Care / Vision

Diabetes Drug Metformin May Lower Glaucoma Risk

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 28, 2015

In: Diabetes, Eye Care / Vision, Healthy Living, Vitamins / Drugs

Study found people with highest dose were 25 percent less likely to develop eye conditionContinue Reading

Dyslexia Unrelated to Vision Problems: Study

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 25, 2015

In: Eye Care / Vision, Kids' Health, Mental Health, Neurological, Parenting

Eye therapies will not cure reading disorder, experts say
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Low-Income Southerners at Highest Risk for Vision Loss

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 22, 2015

In: Diabetes, Eye Care / Vision, Public Health

Restricted access to eye and health care likely to blame, study authors suggestContinue Reading

Ebola Survivors May Develop Eye Disease

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 7, 2015

In: Eye Care / Vision, Infectious Disease

Traces of virus remained in doctor’s eye long after it disappeared from his bloodContinue Reading

Ebola Survivors May Develop Eye Disease

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 7, 2015

In: Eye Care / Vision, Infectious Disease

Traces of virus remained in doctor’s eye long after it disappeared from his bloodContinue Reading

Health Tip: Understanding Eye Injuries in Kids

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 4, 2015

In: Eye Care / Vision, Kids' Health, Parenting

Don’t touch an injured eye. Seek immediate treatment.Continue Reading

Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Inherited Eye Disease

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 3, 2015

In: Alternative Medicine, Eye Care / Vision

But study also finds benefits of treatment begin to fade after 1 to 3 yearsContinue Reading

Kids’ Eye Injuries From Air, BB and Paintball Guns on the Rise

By: Weekly MD Team

On: May 1, 2015

In: Eye Care / Vision, General Health, Kids' Health, Parenting

Study found a 511 percent jump between 2010 and 2012Continue Reading

Surge in Pollen May Spur Many Cases of Dry Eye

By: Weekly MD Team

On: April 29, 2015

In: Allergy / Respiratory, Eye Care / Vision, Mental Health

Both are at their worst this time of year, study saysContinue Reading

Better Diabetes Blood Sugar Management Leads to Fewer Eye Surgeries

By: Weekly MD Team

On: April 29, 2015

In: Diabetes, Eye Care / Vision, Health & Technology

Intensive therapy cut risk of needing a procedure in half, researchers report
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Diabetes Drug Metformin May Lower Glaucoma Risk

Dyslexia Unrelated to Vision Problems: Study

Low-Income Southerners at Highest Risk for Vision Loss

Ebola Survivors May Develop Eye Disease

Ebola Survivors May Develop Eye Disease

Health Tip: Understanding Eye Injuries in Kids

Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Inherited Eye Disease

Kids’ Eye Injuries From Air, BB and Paintball Guns on the Rise

Surge in Pollen May Spur Many Cases of Dry Eye

Better Diabetes Blood Sugar Management Leads to Fewer Eye Surgeries

Dad’s Epilepsy Med Use Won’t Harm His Kids: Study

Certain Prostate Meds Might Help Prevent Dementia

Dad Plays Role in His Infant’s Microbiome

Who’s Most Likely to Get the Mpox Shot in U.S.?

Genital Herpes Affects 1 in 5 Younger Adults Worldwide

Everything You Need to Know About Shingles & the Shingles Vaccine

U.S. Woman Living Healthy With Kidney Sourced From Pig

Colon Cancer Rates Are Up Among the Young Worldwide

Removing, Storing Patient’s Blood Before Liver Surgery Helps Avoid Transfusions

California Declares Bird Flu Emergency as Outbreak in Cows Continues

Patient Hospitalized in Louisiana With First U.S. Case of Severe Bird Flu

Patient in Louisiana Hospitalized With First Bird Flu Case in That State